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For some reason or another, they decided to celebrate Saint Patrick's day for three months this Winter at the Wrigley Tower by making it a rather lurid green.
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| The red sky and green glowing buildings make for a rather forboding feel every night that I leave work.
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| Who needs filters when you have this?
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| A pretty impressive sun pillar out in Schaumburg at Woodfield Mall.
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There was a severe frontal boundary passing through Chicago, with 50 mile an hour winds and near blizzard conditions. The Wrigley Building seemed more like some weird sci-fi horror movie set to me here.
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| Snow formed electrical sparks as the train starts moving out of Belmont station.
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| The just fallen snow was causing absolutely amazing sparks on the tracks as the 'L' accelerates away.
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| The station lights at Belmont are monochromatic, standing under them creates a very surreal lack of color. The camera definitely didn't like the singular intensity of the light on the snow.
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The street I live on, after a decent snow fall.
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| The snow was fresh enough to look almost like frozen rain on the tree branches.*
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| The sodium lights in Chicago give everything this distinct orange color at night.
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| This photo came out exactly as I wanted it, I'm very happy with the results. The columns are a part of the new Millinium Park along Michigan Avenue.
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Album: Chicago 
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